
Lindsey Theis
Health and Science Corespondent at E. W. Scripps Company
@Scrippsnews Health and Science Corespondent. Story idea? DM here or text/signal 415.264.4180.
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Nov 15, 2024 |
scrippsnews.com | Kaylyn Izzo |Lindsey Theis
By: Kaylyn Izzo , Lindsey Theis Hearing a pop come from your knee is never a good sign. In some cases it can mean an ACL tear, which stands for anterior cruciate ligament. But why these tears happen can be different in men and women. In fact, science shows women are actually more prone to ACL injuries. So how can you protect yourself from a tear? We’re doing the research for you so you can focus on harnessing your health.
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Nov 11, 2024 |
scrippsnews.com | Lindsey Theis
You may have seen on social media or at your gym the growing trend of cold plunging, spending time in the sauna, or even both together. The global sauna market size was valued at nearly 860 million in 2023 and is expected to grow as consumers look to more wellness options for their health. But what are they good for, and where does the science stand on their effectiveness? RELATED STORY | New guidelines for preventing stroke, the nation's 4th biggest killer
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Nov 8, 2024 |
wcpo.com | Lindsey Theis
We rely on our esophagus to swallow about 585 times a day. For many, heart burn, acid reflux or even chronic acid reflux called GERD can hamper and irritate the process. For some, that chronic condition could also be symptom of esophageal cancer or gastrointestinal cancer — and screening for it remains challenging for doctors.
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Nov 8, 2024 |
wxyz.com | Lindsey Theis
We rely on our esophagus to swallow about 585 times a day. For many, heart burn, acid reflux or even chronic acid reflux called GERD can hamper and irritate the process. For some, that chronic condition could also be symptom of esophageal cancer or gastrointestinal cancer — and screening for it remains challenging for doctors.
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Nov 8, 2024 |
wcpo.com | Lindsey Theis
We rely on our esophagus to swallow about 585 times a day. For many, heart burn, acid reflux or even chronic acid reflux called GERD can hamper and irritate the process. For some, that chronic condition could also be symptom of esophageal cancer or gastrointestinal cancer — and screening for it remains challenging for doctors.
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